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Cybernetic Revolutionaries (adapted excerpt)
Eden Medina · Cabinet, issue 46 (Summer 2012) · 2012
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Eden Medina
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2026-09-01
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Cybersyn comprised four parts: a telex network (Cybernet), statistical software (Cyberstride), an economic simulator (CHECO) and an operations room; by January 1973 prototypes existed for all except the simulator.
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Cybersyn had not reached routine use by the 1973 coup: the operations room was a prototype whose buttons failed to show the right slides at Allende's December 1972 visit, and reports sometimes reached managers after they had already acted.
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